WANGANUI JOTTINGS.
(By Telegraph—Special Correspondent,) Wanganui, May IS. Owing 10 the Mayor of Wanganui being unable to attend the conference regarding the Local Government Bill in Wellington, his place, as one of the delegates from this dista'ict, is to be taken by Mr. E. N. Liffiton, ex-Mayor.
Casuals of the 7th Regiment who wero unable to attend the training camp earlier in the year, went into camp for ten days last night. There are 170 officers. and inen under canvas, these representing tho district, from Levin to Waitotara, and from tho sea to Mount Ruapelm. In consequence of the heavy rain last night and to-day it has not been possible to do any work vet, and this morning was spent in •fitting" out tho newly-joined men with equipment. The camp is being held at Smithfield, which is a fine dry spot about two miles from town. Lieutenant-Colonel Hughes is in command. Councillors C. W. Poynton and A. S. Burgess have resigned from the Wanganui Borough Council for business reasons. HAIR. FACE. AND HANDS. The frequent loss of hair is very distressing. especially when one hla tried so many lotions without Mjsa Milsom's business is tho preservation and curative treatment of the hair and skin. She diagnoses all cases, and supplies exactly the Food 3 and Tonics necessary. Teaches Ladies and Gentlemen their own home treatment, which cures dandruff and irritation permanently. Stops hair falling, and restores its tone, colour, and lustre. Renews grey hair. Shampooing and hairdressing taught. Hairwork of every description. Finest and lightest weaving. Electrolysis (permanent and painless). Personal attention, strictly confidential. MISS MILSOM, King's Chambers (opp. Stewart, Dawson's), Willis St., Wellington. Teleohone 814. •
The management of the ICelburne Tea Kiosk has been taken over by the Misses Plummer (iate of Broadway's, Christchurch. and Kirkcoidie and Stains, Wellington). who are prepared to ofl'er to the public the best and only the best. Morning Tea, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Supper. Special arrangements for private parties and receptions. Telephone 3807. —Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1444, 20 May 1912, Page 9
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